After the shape gets converted, you can leave the ink as-is, or drag to resize or rotate the converted shape!.Using your pen, draw a line, arrow, or shape (circle, ellipse, triangle, square, rectangle, rhombus, trapezoid, pentagon, or hexagon) using a single ink stroke and hold it in place for a few milliseconds.You won’t need to rely on a ruler anymore. Press the Shift key and draw a line to automatically create a straight line between the starting point of your stroke and your cursor. That’s not all! Another option you now have is a keyboard shortcut to create straight ink lines. While still holding, you can drag to rotate or resize the shape. Simply draw a line, arrow, or shape (like a circle, ellipse, triangle, square, rectangle, rhombus, pentagon, or hexagon) in a single stroke, hold your pen in place for a few milliseconds, and watch as the shape is converted into a neater version. To create neater lines and shapes, you can now use the Draw and Hold gesture.

Lines and shapes are everywhere when using ink to take notes, brainstorm ideas, or create content in OneNote. NOTE: If you missed our earlier post about Pen & Ink improvements in OneNote on Windows, check it out! Quickly create neat lines and shapes I am excited to share that more improvements are coming to the Pen & Ink experience in OneNote on Windows. Based on your feedback, we made it easier to create straight lines and neat shapes! Hi, Office Insiders! My name is Katie Sullivan and I’m a Product Manager on the Office Natural User Interface team.

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